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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Dots.
W. Davis PRESERVATION Druxxfxr-

J. W. Davis Prescription Druggist
ransill's Punch Cigars q, p. o. Ctzsr Store
Due de Montebello champagne AZ weyse
Bros
Gold quartz Grand Army charms cheap a
Fred Lindefs
Horse blankets and buggy robes n Foy' s
harness shop
Plush psrior xuits, easy ehsirs- New in
roiee Just arrived AZ AIlea's.
Carpets - fall patterns now srrivi1z.
Prices lower than ever, n Aliens
Hot lunch At the Busch sslOOn- No q y
Main street. from IL A. N 10 P-N-
II you want 10 furnish your house with
little money. call at Aliens. = 8 Spring 81
See the imported German Piano Roenisch
81 Bartlett & Clark's- Frsnk Enzler. agent
Ash. cherry and wslnus bedroom sets
sAErs inducements offered this week a.
Aliens
Dr. Williams continues to treat all hesrr.
throst snd chest diseases by his nSw sud
pnpIlsr system, of redicl;ei inhslsIio-s.
275 y. Main street
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Los ANGELES. CAL. Nov. 2t, 1886.


Miss Clara Fooshee. who lives near the
Temple street reservoir. says:-"when l
began treatment with DR. N. Hilton Will
isus June IA lS-i, the doctors said / was
in the second age of consumption. They
also told my relatives thst could not live
long. was very bad at thst time, cough
ing large quantities Of pus from nv lung,
where the cavity existed. Assoon as began
t-estment with DIR. Williams began to i'm
prove, and in a few months entirely recov-
ed my health. which has continued perms-
nent in every particular, although il is
now over two years since was treated by
him.
Persons desiring treatment by this system
of practice can use the remediesat home as
well as az our Office, and which will cause
no Inconvenience or hindrance to business
whs.eyer.
i have seen SO many OF these cases cured
that do not consider any case hopeless un-
less both lungs are seriously involved. Even
then the Limitations aid us in dissolving the
mucus and in contracting and healing the
cavities, which nothing else can do with
the same success. The very best references
from those already cured.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Those who desire to consult with me in
regard TO their cases had better call at the
Office for consultation and examination, but
If i'm possible 10 do so can write for a copy
Of my Medical Treatise, containing list of
questions Address,
VI. HILTON WILLIAMS, NJ H.,
Us North Main street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Ofice hours from $50 A. N. to 4 Pm.
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Peoples store.

To-day we are selling that nice line of
dress goods you saw displayed in our show
wiudO 5, at = . yard You have seen
what the good iaOk like, and you VII
readily unterstai.'I that no one could ma ke
such goods for s. Nevertheless here they
are. and at your d =. ssl. at sc 3 yard We
have a crest many 4 them. but how long
they will last is q matter of conjecture III
YOU want any be on the safe side and come
early.
We also hsve on sale to-day the Venetian
figured serim net you see exhioiiec n orr
show windows. st i0c yard Certainly
Ice a yard should be within the reseh OF
all, snd there is No excuse for dirty, dtngy
window-hangings when yol can get these
beauties at ioc yard. This viii be close I
out by = O'Clock. After that time we don't
expect TO have an inch left
Bieached sheeiiDg eighty -O1e inches wide
Nothing better iu the market-2lsc- This
is the best brand rtade-
gray blankets, double size, SIS per pair.
We have q special sale Of ladies shoes to-
dsy at SIS. This is a better shoe ihsn any
ever offered here within sc of that price
Roys' school suits on specisl sale to-day at
Peoples STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

V---lNAlAA Rlf- ElOu11ls. one
fourth year. one-fcurth IS mouIhs-
The plsfesu Of Arlington Heights offers
the N - m-EEiicenf vfeE to be behelf in
SlITheTn California. embracing the whole
o. ths Les Angeles Valley, and extending
from Ssn Pedro snd Santa Monica on the
Psel-e ccezn. acro-s the plains TO the foo.-
hills snt up II the snowy heizh.s Of the
sierre Ai1re nnnHfaius- This table and
or mesa Is perfectly level snd unbr0ken.
Spring sid Main streets 20 reach in there
are no hills TO climb. znd as the streets
Leading from the ceafer nf L0S Angeles civ
up 20 Il follow the sane even grsde il j. as
easy ~ sseess IS S.hiugfol Gardens. The
soiA Of Arlington Heights Is z rich Iosra
mellow and fri- be a. all seasons. and easy
10 Cultivate The vineyards aid orchards
surrounding II giye undisp-fed evidence
insf every sere of Arlington Heights will
7-o1 ice grapes and fruit VII hoIIs irrigation.
stratum OF puresf ~eu water i sirlck
anywhere On the trze- a. dep.h of from
thirty 10 sixty feet The pis-ezu of Airing
Ton Heights Is unequailet for LeslEh A
gentle breeze from the PacIsc ocean fans il
daily: sc. to<s never reach its elevation,
sn.f fro>ts being almost unknown on the
Nsss. the u-oef te1der plants. such es to-
n.iOe vines. bear fruit IN re every day of
The yesr- The Santa Nonicz branch Of the
) p X K rHHsa ougside this ele- ant tract .
the present terminus OF the Electric Street
ksliros1 l. distant oae-h4lf nile from Ar
lingtOa Heights. and il is expec ed that il
will ee extended to and through Arlington
Heights
Every city has its one fashionable suburb
pEr excellence. as London hiss il Rich
E,o1i. -n1 Paris has is saint Cloud Airing
ton Heights. By happy continuation of ad-
Tsn-sses. EroInises 10 become s fash
so.e sdd.tiou 2" los Angeles. OF the bssn-
fll mansions ami psrK-like grounds of the
WEALTHY
The elegant lawns and sizteiy msnsions of
the rTe1 Sill Be found here within q short
time. 2nd purchasers Eho take advsntsse
Of o1r log prices s7d easy terms will reap
ssclsen h.rye>- OF their iaves Ilent in Ar
lingToa Heights
For farther 4rtie1lzrs. prices and maps,
SPply "a tie once Of the Arlington Heights
Land ( Water c npanv-
WIESENDANGt q x a. R0NSlLl..
: wes- First s.. ~ stairs. corner of F5rs.
AID spring streets. or
JAMES 2 MCCARTHY
> West Fir-I 81, or
ROBERT TURNER,
~ Ill West First ST.
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IN STATU QU0.
The Battle Between ReIl and His
AdversarieS.

The Battle Between He'll aud HIS
AdversarieS.
Before the meeting of tue Grand Army
Encampment an anonymous circular.
containing a great dealOf abuse OF Major
Horace Bell, of this city. was mailed to
many of the delegates, and since the En-
campment has been in session copies OF
the document have been industriously
circulated. The Major can boast OF as
many enimies, considering his acquaint-
auce, as any man in California, and
figuratively speaking. ha sleeps with one
eye open anticipating attacks from the
hostile party. He was a warrior bold
during the late war. but seemed to have
premonition that when the Comrades
gathered at the Encampment an attempt
would be made to prove that he did not
flight, bleed and die" during the late
war. He accordingly loaded himself for
bear, by send ng to the War Depart
ment and getting an attested transcript
of his deeds of valour performed
during troublous times. Yesterday
when the Encampment met the Majors
record was read by the Adiutant, and
together with the unread circular was
referred to a committee consisting OF
Messrs. Lowell, Carlson and Frost. This
committee reported that Major Bells
record was gilt-edged, and stigmatized
the circular attacking him as Cow
ardly." The report was adopted and
spread upon the minutes. but later in
the afternoon objection was made to the
word "eowardly" in the report, and with
Msjor Bells consent the whole matter
was stricken from the minutes. Il is sad
to see a house so divided, and 1t would
be good idea for the Major to hire Ag-
ricultural Park mo other place would be
large enougbl. aad en- his birthday in
vite all his brethren and enemies OF the
G. a. r. aud Republican party 10 a
dinner, and let tine dinner be a love-
feast and scene of reconciliation.
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Persomal MemtiOm.

j. Baldwin went to San Francisc o
last evening.
E.Jacob and r. E. Hyde, of Visalia,
are q. the st. Elmo.
Fred J. Byrne, Of the San joaquin
rauch, is at the st. Elmo.
Kenyon Cox and wife, of Anaheim.
are at the Long Beach.
DIR. C. A. Rufoot and wife, of Chicago,
took lunch at the Long Beach yesterday i.
DR.. Sherwood and wife, of Wichita,
Kansas. were at Long Beach yesterday {.
Hon. ]. +. Crank was in the city yes
terday, and secured seats for the Booth
entertainment next week.
Miss Carrie Green. of San Francisco,
came to Los Angeles yesterday. on a
visit to her sister. Mrs. Phil Seldner.
C. w. Smith, Generel Manager of the
A. T. & s. F. railway, Herman Silver,
Treasurer of the western branches of the
road. and j. L. Truslow. Passenger
Agent of the A. & P. railroad, are in
tho city.
FIG. Newlands and wife yesterday
went out to San Marino, where they
will spend a few days visiting the
family of J. De Barth Shorb. Mr.. New
lands and wife will then go East for a
four months trip.
PIP. Chamberlain. Senior Vice-Com-
mander of General Geo. S. Evans Post
No. 72, Redwood City, is in the city.
He belonged to Company A, Third
Regiment, Minnesota Veteran ' olun-
teers.
Mrs. B. Jane Russell. Past Depart
rent President of the w. r. c.; Mrs.
Sarah J. Farwell, Past Department
Treasurer, and Mrs. I. A. Templeton
will leave on the train this morning for
Pomona, to visit the Relief Corps of that
place.
General e. E. Hewitt returned We'd
nesday evening from Kansas City, where
he went to accompany home his daugh-
ter. Miss Ella. who has been visiting in
Kansas City for several months past.
The General is in the full flush of health.
and says that he was besieged by East |
ern people, all anxious to hear some-
thing about Southern California. He
says every man, woman and child he |
met wanted to come to Los Angeles. He |
says 1t il the opinion Of well-informed
Eailroad men that the Interstate Com
merce bill will be tested in the Supreme
Court before ninety days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

No @ii-EIzhty acres of land in Nevada
county Al els per scre: ten acres cleared
PARTLY Cn1sr fence tEo living strings OF
water snail dwelling; will exchange for
city property
No zI5-For $500: Is0 scrrs of lsnd two
a1a s2lt niles northeast of Folsom: seven
sc-e> IA vlaeyard. seven acres in alfalfa.
a. ieaeo1 and Iiilab-e; Fifty acres cleared
1sellng. burn. etc
No 9ls-EIgbiy acres of god fruit land
nez- SeEesstle. Piscr county, for 5000:
al situated 50 IS 20 be irrigated from ditch:
al ie2ced- fifteen acres orchard, twelve
sc-es N berries. three acres in alfalfa;
Peaches raised on this place took Srs. pre-
MUM a. Safe Fair In lsss-
No 2s-EorIy se-es of goad grain or fruit
-=Ed Al slss Per scre. near Brighton. Sscrs-
ne-.o county viii be sod in uea-.c.e
tracts Eo1ld give about three acres of
alfalfa land 10 each piece
Nc 9--,evea thousand dollars. tOr-y
acres Of f7e fruit land near Newcastle
Placer county tEO and . half acres in table
grapes. twenty I've acres in fr1if from to
wears Old: three seres ia berries: two and
4 half acres IN alfalfa; p enry Of timber for
family Use sol i of 6 dark sandy loan
sni high productive; dwelling has Eve
rooms. eos1 SIS o; gnoi barn with sheds on
both sides. good wells and pumps: tais Is q
E1e farm and ought 10 find read, sale
No iSS-Ten thousand dollars: for thirty
acres OF fruit land In the xell-kDoWn Win
iers regi1ns three acres in vineyard, fifteen
acres In orchard, half an acre berries, two
acres zlf@lfs, besides for7y-f0ur orange
.Eees- tSo japanese pe-sinno1 trees; all
fenced and ercss-feEeed into three fields;
two dSe! i1zS. one large stable. one barn,
one gransrE. the dwelling is surrounded by
= yard LED with C oiee snrubbery, which.
II caSe of need. can be easily waIered from
hydEs1fs conveniently loesfed in different
par-s Of the gard there ere two large wind
mills. TWO tanks and tankhouse. and all
Necessary ouibuildings: the climate is good
snd veil adapted 10 fruits: scale. Goblin
noth and cf5er frEif pests are unknown
No l,.-Ten dollars per acre: rs acres
uniop-oye1 land seven miles from Lst-sbe,
Bear Michigan Bar. Sacramento county;
nearly al .illsble-
~Send for nur c dialogue of Lands. or
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

At the ladies' aud gents parlors of the .c,-.
bOlic Smoke Ball" rooms ani 4. over y
North spring street, Los AnRe5es. cal
they give free tests in order to prove their
assertions Truly, it's a wonderful curg-
colds. asihms. esc. send for testiuaoniaIs
Of our best citizens They are worta read
fnr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Catalogue. Are Vow Ready.

You csn get catalogues of the fine Sarts
Monica lots that sre TO be sold by John L
Bell. the suctIOneer. on THURSDAY next zt
10 o'clock: can be mad OF Walter Van Dyke.
Esq. attorney in fact. of Senator John r
Ione-. Colonel L. g Raker. st Bsksr Block.
J. Scott, Esq. of the Arcadia Hotel, OF
of John G. Bell. the suetiOueer. No Il
Temple Block.
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Seeing iS Relieving.

A san Francisco Spectator. after seeing
the Urmy Tract. at once took two lots. say
ing they we're the best and chesPest on Pieo
street The electric cars pass them Price.
500. in monthly payments of twenty-five
dollars One house free TO every seven lots
Call and take free ride to see this prop
peity. H. y. Urmy. III West First stree.
Nadeau block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

For some time there has been q scarcity
OF dry luDbe- in the city, but the SchEllert-
Gansnl Lumber Company, b. q special
effort, have succeeded In securing . lot Of
thoroughly seasoned rustic ana finishing
lumber, which they of.er TO the trade -
their yards. Alameda and First streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Great Dress hoods sale at Hale's.
and 3 spring ST.

Great Dress hoods sale at Hale's.
and 3 spring 81.
Special for Friday. February 18th.
Special for Saturday. February s6.h-
Look at this.
"a inches wide genuine Canel's Hair
Dress Suiiings st - cents per yard. Can
not De bought elsewhere under sL25.
Look at this,
81 inches vide Cauel's Hair Trieot st
75c Per yard. Regular price 81 d
Look at this
Striped Ladies Cloth Il inches wide at
%. per yard. Reduced from &c
Lock al this,
Cashmere Finish Dress suitings "a inches
wide az SOC Per yard Reduced from sc.
Look 81 this
"a inches wide ladies' Cloth q. Soc per
ysrd- Sold regularly a. sec-
Look az this.
10 inches wide Six striped CaneIs Hair
Dress SuiIiIgs n &c per ysrd- Reduced
from sI-l5.
Great sale OF Dress Goods AZ
IN HALE & cos,
and Spring s.
Dress Gods in all the latest styles and 81
prices 10 suit the times
ladies' Knitted Sezr.e. Vests. guaranteed
TO be all wool and To b. dyed viii CSchinela
dyes. st .5c each Reduced from sl-z5.
70 inches wide Fancy Pushes e: SC Per
yard. Reduced from s0c-
Watch for special notice Of cur next
Wednesdays sale
J.M.HALE& eco,
J. u. HALE l. Co..
: and spring ST.
and Spring ST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

Officer Fowler arrested r. Morton last
nigh. in the yard of the California
bakery, and charged him with burglary.
Morton had entered the back room Of
the bakery and had taken a watch be-
longing to the proprietor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

Adalins Patti. Mary Anderson. Mrs See,
sicdons, Emily Melville and q host of others
certify TO the value of Canelline Tor nre-
serving and beautifying the compIexi9n.
~! As innocence Is st.estec By the best scien-
tic authority. Price of CaneIIine 6fev
cents 10y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

Fronting On streets 100. 50. AID not less than
% Feet vide Also,
Ten 81 scre lots fronting On Washington St
INen sore lots b=f- Washington and
Pico streets
Ten S5zsere tracts fronting on Picn street
Se11E ~ acre .Ofs bet Pico and Sixth sls
Ten Ssf-sere lois between wEshia ton and
Adams streets
Ten 1--sere los fronting on Adams street.
Tse1Iy 81 acre lots bet Adsns auc Jefer-
son streets
Ten 55z-sere lots fronting on jefferson st
twenty s5.-scre lots he Jefferson street
and Santa .oaics Rzilrosd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
TlneHHaliae

The great English disinfectant a sure pre-
ventstive against SMALLPOX. CHOLERA.
DIPH rHERIA ard al CONTAGIOUS diseases,
for ssle only at c. A. NeDONELL's drug
store. 27I North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Oranve Trees.
Inst Arrived

Choice Washington Navel snd other va
rieiies- For sale BY PhiIiipsS < Waite. No. 81
North Main street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
LOW FIGURES :

Six,y-cne fee. on Spring St. wifhtwo-
story building: now paying good
rae al interest. with prospect of
large increase. se...--------....-.-.... 600
Sixty feet on Spri.g ST. frstclsss
Investment ..,...-....-......- 25.oo
Forty-hve feet on Spring St. with
good building iDg-.-.--..-....-.-..--. 75.ooo
Sixty fee; on Fort ST.. $50 feet deep:
$1,000 building: very nesr busi-
ness center: q No inve>iment 1000
Sixty feet in the besi business block
on Spring streei----.-----.- 7s,o01
Seventy acres in city limits; the
finest tract in the city for sabdi-
vision: bargsin. .-....-..:.-. eO.tOo
Eiffy-fSUr acre. on Main street; fne
property for subdivision. .......... 10000
a. 81 acres of land near Riverside.
per acre- cre-.-...-............-.....---' i5.oO
soc acres as fine agricultural land
as can BE- fouEd ia the State. per
scre.----.-.---..--..-. 1870
ITO feet corner OF Pearl and sixth sts li.eoo
House and Let on Ihonp on street.
lis tract. $500
five lots. Ellis tract. esch-.----....-- 100
So acres land adjoining near city
limits; very fine for subdivision.
Twenty acres choice alfsifs land,
within miles of city limits; per
acre-------- --------.--.....-.-- 30
Thirty-six acres. miles from city;
fine flowing artesian well, house.
barn and cSrrais- 1000
Five lots on PicO street. M. Fisueroa;
1uJD
Three lots. IS0xieO to 2e-faot alley,
corner figuerOa and Manhattan
streets; elegant residence prop
eTty: al barg2 ain n-------.---. -
Two new hard finished ltfazes. one block
from street ears. al a bargain.
Several choice lots on Figueros street at a
bargain
Choice property On Washington street,
nesT line of street cars. st a bargain.
Choice aere tracts nesr city a. a bargain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

A supply of Bohemian Pilseaer Beer. di-
rect from Bohemia on draft st Eclkshslle.
street. opposite the courthcu-e-
J. PHILIPPI7>.
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The Electric Hallway Home.
stead Associarion

HEREBY give notice that the distribution of
the los in the South Side tract will rsEs
pisce IN room 5. Schumacher Block. March
.. l-s7, at O'Clock p NJ
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n. Il. Small.

Goods st factory prices At Eagleson & Co. s.
50 North spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
j. Rosters

New derarture- We manufacture our
own candies daily for the retail tr1de only
We defy lbeir superiority IN quality and
flavor the world over Hollenbeck Block,
corner Spring and Second st-sets-
Buy EagIeson's perfect hitting shirts. 50
NO-ta Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
To the Public.

T osT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.
IL mo 6.sS1. issued Oct IS, 1856, on the
Farmers & Merchants Bank. for 81. .0oO.
payable TO the order of ]. C. BOYETT. All
parties are warned not to negotiate for the
same. as payment has been stopped. jls-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
J. Rosters


Own n sde csudies the lzrges-, fines. and
freshest assortment in this cry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

Wholesale and re.sil- Special rates for car.
load los, delivered 70 all points Otfice-s
Court street: telephone 80 Yard-COrner
Alameda and Jackson streets; telephone SIS.
WALTER 5 MAXWELL.
Sole agent for Wellington Coal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Ventura Gounsv-
A Galaxy of Beau,y ana r.,.

For large and small ranches. city ard
business trOperty. enquire of T. c. Carlton
. North Spnng street, L0 Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
Free Tests.

Every well dressed man should wear
Easleson's s perfect fitting shirt-colIars. cufis.
aud neckwear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
DrV Lumber.

Shirts made 70 order AZ Eagleson & Co
80 North spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

W. B Cox W L Cox
UOx 4 SOy-DEALERs IN wO d. coal.
Y Hay, Grain and Feed Of all kinds. 71
Olive street near Garner Of Eighth Orders
pronpsly delivered to AL parts OF city.
Telephone 57z fls-u
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III dimes a. Scott.

Large assorIuen. Of travelling and tourists
shirts AZ Esgieson ( Co. 5, 50 y. Spring ST.
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Reai E,ra,e Investor.

should remembe. that 7. wiesenisnger
aud W. Il. BJnsal have moved into the T
new Office in the BrysO2 Block Consult
them about choice bargains in real estate or
SHARES in syndieates and interpretations
controlling the same
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

Dentist. removed to Hollenbeck Block,
Spring street. corner Second street
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lt-cf uIIE EOsftttfWIIN kTE'IFS,
Miss ANNIE RICHARDS.
RIyEEsIDE. Oct IL, 1886.

XIV EEslDE, Oct IL, 1880.
To the many testim Onials won by DR.,
Williams il gives me pleasure TO add nv
own TO the list So highly in his favor. For
nearly two years had been suffering from
throat asd lung trouble, brought on by ca
tarrh. Had tried many remedies ia the
meantime. but found only temporary relief
After I'VE months treatment, prescribed by
DR.. Williams. my cough left me altogether,
and now have no pain III my throat or
lungs as formerly / cannot speak too
highly of .he benefits have rec lived, and
shall ever be grateful to one who is worthy
OF the highes Recommendation.
Miss MINNIE III. HARRIS,
Riversida Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25

This sale embraces the fnest and most eie-
CANT Chamber suits in the lines msrb es-
Also. the richest, choicest and mos exGui-
Fss.s-s s--rrs or on the Psrifc Coast L.
dies and gen1lenen. and furniture dealers
particularly. are respectfully requested to
examine be ore the day OF sale
~ These goods viii be on exhibition
tw0 GAYS before the sale
10 JOHN G. BILL. Auctioneer-
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" MESCELLANEOU
Consumption Can be Cured!
This has been demonstrated in thousands
of cases treated by

This has been demonstrated in thousands
of cases treated by
DR.. NJ. Hilton Williams.
e75 N. Main Sc, Los Angeles,
With his new system of Medicated Inhala-
tions com bined with proper constitutional
remedies r the liver. stomach, blood, etc.
Probably no system of practice ever
adopted has been so universally successful
as thst introduced By DIR. Williams for the
cure OF catarrh. Throat Diseases, b. onchitis,
Asthma and Consumption.
over 20. 900 cases trested during the past
lung trouble
TBe following ia & sample of the hundreds
oil natterlng ties imonials given:
Los ANGELES, Cal. Sept. "a 1856.
DR. N. HILTON WILLIAMS:
DEAR SIR:-I have been contemplating for
some time past making statement OF my
case and the benefit 1 have derived from,
your treatment, remembering how
glad would have been could have seen
something OF the kiud from a person in the
city TO whom could have referred. when
first came to Los Angeles from my home in
New York State.
had been SUFFERING for several years with
what various physicians in the East d o.
nounced chronic liberated Iarypgitis.S
spent considerable time at the Clifton Sani-
tarium. and employed the best medical
skill , eould find, all without any perma-
nent benerit, ana last resort our family
physician recommended Los Angeles For
= time improved, and then began to 20
backward and all my former symptoms re-
turned.
Through medical friend I was induced
/ To try your treatment, which l did August
%. lss4 became very much discouraged
at times, but per,evered, as l felt almost
| desperate and Knew of nothing else to turn
to. Ny throat trouble being aggravated bv
q serious stomach ditficulty, made 1t very
obstinate TO deal with. but at last, after per
ssveriDg for time with the use of your
( reinediesI consider am permane ntly cured
! If this will be OF any value to you. you are
! at perfect liberty to use it; also to refer any
one TO my mother. my husband. or myself,
Very truly yours, MRS. J. ID. WILEY,
S2l Olive So. Los Angeles, Cal.
NEwHALL, CAL. Sept %, 1so6.
DR.. WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir:-I write to tell you how much 1
thank you for what you have done me- Nv
catarrh and deafness, which have been a
burden to me for so long time, arcentirely
cured and nv general health SO much i'm
( proved that feel like n different person.
Thanking you sgain for your many deeds
| of kindness, am respectfully yours.
| Miss ANNIE RICHARDS.